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Anazurhe
- Witch A
- Witch Anazurhe
These are aliases for "Anazurhe".
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| 7.43 G | “Where is your Chieftain? I seek Witch Anazurhe.” |
| 7.43 G | “Anazurhe. You play too many games.” |
| 7.43 G | He scowled at Mavika, completely unafraid of her. Just…annoyed. Anazurhe corrected the other Chieftain. |
| 7.43 G | The crow-[Witch] suppressed her annoyance. It was always like this, treating with Anazurhe. She was strong. Wiskeria did not know her, but she would have named her with Califor and Mavika in the same breath. But Anazurhe had not gone to Riverfarm. What might have happened then? Well—the Goblin [Witch] preferred secrecy and the [Witches] had been understandably reluctant to bring a Goblin to negotiations with an [Emperor] they wanted the favor of. |
| 7.43 G | The crow-[Witch] suppressed her annoyance. It was always like this, treating with Anazurhe. She was strong. Wiskeria did not know her, but she would have named her with Califor and Mavika in the same breath. But Anazurhe had not gone to Riverfarm. What might have happened then? Well—the Goblin [Witch] preferred secrecy and the [Witches] had been understandably reluctant to bring a Goblin to negotiations with an [Emperor] they wanted the favor of. |
| 7.43 G | “I bring you two things. Anazurhe. The lesser is a message.” |
| 7.43 G | Mavika offered Anazurhe a letter written on parchment. The [Witch] took the scroll. She opened it, read. After less than a minute she laughed. |
| 7.43 G | The huge male Chieftain grunted; whether that was an affirmation or condemnation was unclear. He was impatiently staring into the basin of black liquid in the center of Anazurhe’s lair. Potions, ingredients lined the throne/workroom that the [Witch] possessed. |
| 7.43 G | Anazurhe smiled. The other Chieftain looked interested. |
| 7.43 G | Mavika ignored him. Anazurhe did too. She tipped her hat. |
| 7.43 G | Mavika nodded. She produced a single bag and offered it to Anazurhe. With ritual and spell, she offered the gift. Old magic—just to make the value more. |
| 7.43 G | “I will tell you of her death and what came after. Of an [Emperor] who sees nothing and all. Of Belavierr’s death that Califor took for her child. We will speak for a day, Anazurhe, then I leave you to your tribe. But first, a gift from the [Witches] of the Human tribes.” |
| 7.43 G | “Anazurhe.” |
| 7.43 G | Anazurhe pursed her lips, but she nodded. Mavika stepped back. She had come on [Witch] business. But this…this was a Goblin’s matter with [Witch]’s magic. |
| 7.43 G | Three magical rings, each of strong power. Anazurhe made a sound of delight. She inspected each one and then nodded. |
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